How to pronounce “brother german”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• Alternative form of brother-german.

Practice Nearby Words

sister-german, brother-german, half brother, brother, blood brother, half sibling, sibling, halfbrother, half-brother, full-brother, brudder, sister, br'er, biosibling, half-sibling, full sibling, brothah, full-sister, german, half sister, brothuh, cousin-german, blood sibling, co-brother, uncle, brother from another mother, twin, sibling-in-law, halfsibling, brudda, full-sibling, co-brother-in-law, brother-in-law, big brother, cousin german, fraternal, bruvver, frater, womb-brother, auncle, little brother, siblinghood, blood sister, foster brother, fraternal nephew, brother-out-law, kid brother, fraternal niece, cousin-brother, brotha, step-brother, co-sibling-in-law, seester, bruh, co-uncle, milk brother, milk-brother, half brother-in-law, cousin, stepbrother, wombmate, parallel cousin, bretheren, nibling, brotherman, sister-out-law, half-sister, paternal uncle, godbrother, brother in law, kindred, brotherness, uterine, god-sibling, brother-husband, aunt, co-aunt, pseudosibling, sister-wife, half-uncle, sibling in law, pibling, co-sister, first cousin, 3/4 brother, cousin brother, co-sister-in-law, halfsister, paternal cousin, braddah, double cousin, brothered, mate, older brother, brud, godsibling, brother-in-arms, parent, good-brother

Similar Sounds

brother man, brotherton, bargeman, beggarman, benjamin, berryman, bellarmine, barrowman, bearman, behrman